Pennsylvania is home to many classic amusement parks, several of which began operating as early as the late nineteenth century. Some of these parks maintain rides and amusements from their early years, preserving an atmosphere of nostalgia. Others have evolved with new trends in the industry, adding high-tech rides and water parks. This book begins with a concise history of the amusement park, then surveys the industry in Pennsylvania. A comprehensive guide to 13 parks in the state and a selection of smaller ones, complete with information on rides and attractions, follows. Packed with vintage... [Read More]
Idlewild and SoakZone has charmed people across Western Pennsylvania and beyond since the late 1800s. The park was developed by Pittsburgh's Mellon family as a picnic grove to boost traffic on the Ligonier Valley Rail Road. When C.C. Macdonald took the helm in 1931, rides, entertainment and other attractions came to Idlewild over the next half century, along with the adjacent Story Book Forest. After joining the Kennywood family of amusement parks, Idlewild added a Wild West town, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood of Make-Believe and a water slide complex. Author Jennifer Sopko tells the heartwarmin... [Read More]
Trimper's, Ocean City, MDJolly Roger at the Pier, Ocean City, MDFunland, Rehobeth Beach, DEFrontier Town, Ocean City, MDJolly Roger, Ocean City, MDFunland Family Fun Center, McHenry, MDKings Dominion, Doswell, VASix Flags America, Largo, MDBusch Gardens Europe, Williamsburg, VABaja Amusements, Ocean City, MDMotor World, Virginia Beach, VAGo-Karts Plus, Williamsburg, VAVirginia Beach Amusement Park, Virginia Beach, VABlue Diamond Park, New Castle, DEAdventure Park USA, New Market, MDThis fun, informative guidebook profiles 15 major amusement parks and a selection of smaller ones, accompanied by... [Read More]
In 1898, a rustic picnic ground on the New Jersey Palisades overlooking the Hudson River and Manhattan began a transformation into one of the greatest amusement parks in the world. Its attractions over the course of nearly seventy-five years of operation reflected the popular culture of a changing nation: from the high-diving horses of the twenties to the rock 'n' roll shows of the fifties and sixties, along with perennial favorites like the fun house and the Tunnel of Love, the famous Cyclone roller coaster, and the carousel. The Park was the place where many turn-of-the century dwellers sa... [Read More]
This comprehensive guide profiles 16 major amusement parks in the Empire State and offers information on smaller parks as well, with complete information on rides and attractions, a history of each park, and best times to go. Features vintage photographs and postcards scenes. Featured parks include Coney Island, Brooklyn; Astroland, Brooklyn; Deno's Wonder Wheel Park, Brooklyn; Seabreeze Amusement Park, Rochester; Sylvan Beach Amusement Park, Sylvan Beach; Midway Park, Maple Springs; Playland, Rye; Santa's Workshop, North Pole; Hoffman's Playland, Latham; The Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom... [Read More]
This comprehensive guide profiles 17 major amusement parks in the Garden State. Complete information on rides and attractions is accompanied by dozens of vintage photographs and postcard scenes. Featured parks: ù Steel Pier, Atlantic City ù Keansburg Amusement Park, Keansburg ù Clementon Amusement Park, Clementon ù Jenkinson's, Point Pleasant Beach ù Casino Pier, Seaside Heights ù Playland, Ocean City ù Bowcraft Amusement Park, Scotch Plains ù Land of Make Believe, Hope ù Storybookland, Cardiff ù Funtown Pier, Seaside Park ù Fairytale Forest, Oak Ridge ù Wild West City, Netcong ù ... [Read More]
In Smile, Alan A. Siegel chronicles the evolution of Olympic Park from a den of hedonism and intoxication in the 1880s into Essex County's most popular family entertainment site in the 1950s and 1960s. Under the fifty-year reign of Newark brewer Henry A. Guenther, millions of men, women, and children passed under the signs Smile and Learn to Play into what the legendary beer baron called a little bit of Coney Island, the circus, an old-fashioned beer garden, and Monte Carlo rolled into one. With its myriad games, attractions, performances, and restaurants, it was impossible to walk away from t... [Read More]
The long-lost Playland Amusement Park comes back to life in Earl Shores' new book Playland: Greetings From Ocean City, Maryland. All the sights, sounds, and smells of this defunct, yet still beloved Eastern Shore landmark can be experienced in Shores' intimate on-the-ground account of the park's final summer.Want to take a last ride on the Hurricane, the only wooden roller coaster ever to exist in Ocean City? Or sit next to your wide-eyed child as they "drive" the spoke-wheeled Antique Cars? Spin majestically into the bayside night air on the Airborne ride? Hit the green gas pedal and throttle... [Read More]
This scrapbook captures pastimes at southern New Jersey's historical resort town. Explore in new detail the stunning beachfront boardwalk with favorite attractions, including the Giant Wheel ferris wheel and the beloved gateway that reads, "Through this arch walk the happiest people in the world." See fantastic art and a spectacle of neon lights on Morey's Pier, signage from The Wildwood Motel and other 1950s-era pull-in lodges, and classic arcade games in booths packed with prizes. Recall your favorite memories from the town that has East Coast beach-lovers coming back year after year.
For more than a century, Kennywood has been the Pittsburgh area's playground. Founded in 1898 at the terminus of the Monongahela Street Railway trolley line, the park quickly grew into a favorite summertime destination. Kennywood is unique in that it is one of the country's few successful trolley parks. In 1987, Kennywood was designated a National Historic Landmark and is known today as America's Finest Traditional Amusement Park. Many unique rides and attractions have distinguished Kennywood over the years. Some old favorites, such as the Rockets, Laff in the Dark, Ghost Ship, and Skooters, a... [Read More]
Coney Island: the name still resonates with a sense of racy Brooklyn excitement, the echo of beach-front popular entertainment before World War I. Amusing the Million examines the historical context in which Coney Island made its reputation as an amusement park and shows how America's changing social and economic conditions formed the basis of a new mass culture. Exploring it afresh in this way, John Kasson shows Coney Island no longer as the object of nostalgia but as a harbinger of modernity--and the many photographs, lithographs, engravings, and other reproductions with which he amplifies h... [Read More]
The mysteries and legends of the Big Apple unveiled through the interactive pages of the WhaiWhai guidebook: an unconventional guide for tourists and travelers who are looking for an out-of-the-ordinary experience. In the WhaiWhai guidebook series, readers will experience an interactive treasure hunt through six cities, unlocking their mysteries and discovering their most charming corners. To play, all you need is the WhaiWhai guide and a mobile phone. Send a text message to WhaiWhai that includes a special code and immediately receive your first clue. As you travel to each new location throug... [Read More]
Recounts the history of roller coasters, and describes classic examples, from wooden rides to steel devices to enormous machines with drops of more than two or three hundred feet, and speculates about future developments.
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